Judge C. Welborn Daniel

I think of Welborn in the fondest way. I spent time with his family in Florida and sold peanuts (boiled and roasted). He was a few years older than me, and as a result, served in the second World War. He became a judge, and I was so very proud of him.

I am so sorry for your loss. I shall miss seeing Judge Welborn while visiting with my mother at RP. He is now at peace. May you always cherish your memories.

Sincerely,

Chantal Bernhard

Some names I recognize (Celia!) and some I don't but would like to thank you all for taking your time to leave comments. Dad touched more lives than I'll ever fully know.

I was lucky to have two great moms. In 1955 dad married Betty Janasik from Leesburg and went on to have me and my sister. I've heard some hilarious stories about the good times they had with friends in the 50s and 60s, some real doozies. Her at 22 and he a dashing 29 year old up and coming lawmaker they had some...

A good friend and honest jurist

Such a fine man who began his life with adversity. And with a will of steel, he overcame. And with Carol Sue, they built a beautiful family and a most productive life in the law. Truly a life well lived.

Such a fine man who began his life with adversity -- and with a will of steel he overcame. And with Carol Sue, they built a beautiful family and a most productive life in the law. Truly a life well lived.

Carol Sue, Lynn and Clay, you had a great husband and father. So glad our paths crossed many years ago when Lynn was our neighbor.
Our love to all of you,
Diann and Charlie

We are so sorry to learn of Welborn's passing. Welborn and I met while studying at the University of Florida, receiving our law degrees in 1950, and we remained friends throughout our years of active law practice and during his years in politics. My wife and I extend our deepest sympathy to the family.

Sorry to hear about this. Judge Welborn was a great man. Prayers for his family.